The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-08-26

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Il. w. Smith. Esq. was on on
streets last Tuesday. He IS Pro
hibitionist warp and filling. H,
made it warm for he boys OIL th'
other side while here.
Read the legal card of Hon. Fran
els Feuiress in this issue. Mr
Fentress Is one of the most learned
and skiilful lawyers IN West Ten
nessee. and you cannot place your
business in safer hands than his.
Rev. u. A. West and Rev, VIM
Jordan are conducting an interesting
revival about miles West OF Boli-
var.
1t is reported that a Prohibition
lecturer from Men pins has been en-
gagged in Joint discussion with J. A.
Foster and DR.. Jno. Nicely, Antics,
in the southern part of the county.
He is making it warm for them.
The school d.rectlrs and public
teachers ought to read the Trustee s
report of last week and Sc that
there will b. only 500 for distribu~
ton this fail. This is a tire men,
dous crop down. The fall per cap-
tia has been about 45oJ5 heretofore.
now about u cents.
Savage d Emerson have purchas-
ed he burnt lots on the South side
Of thesI uare, aud are erecting q
large iroD livery stable thereon.
This is The kind Of business grit We
like 70 see in our town. They are
busters, AMI Will helptD wake up
our little city.
Judge Fentress IS preparing to
erect and furnish a large store house
at Slan ly. Enterprise and money
will build up any place. Go on,
Shan lv, we Will soon put our cor
porate arms around yoU, and hug
you in.
A mos succ sssful series of meet
ings closed last week at New Hope
church in District No. II. Rev.
Mr.. Sparkman conducted the serN
vices, There were SO additions 10
the church. Our Christian friends
of that community are sweeping the
land,
Our good friends, Mr.. Moses
Westb-ook and wife of PineY, have
started family boom that bids fair
to be without rival. Mrs. West
brook gave birth last week to three
children-two girls and one boy.
What lady in the county VIII at
tempt t. beat it?
Do you want to build up your
pro sssion-do you want to build up
your town-do you want an Office?
If so, you must let the people know
it, and know it lively. Advertising
is the way.
We call attention to the ad-
of tho Cara Conway
Institute, M emphis, Tenn whlc b
appears in this issue. This celebrate
ed sch ,Ol las an enrolment Of 80 4
pupils. It is n pn-sectarian and Of
fers advantages not inferior to any
school IN the land. Miss Conway,
the distinguished Principal, spe Mt
many years IN tureign travel and
has surroun led herself with the
best teachers in all depart nents.
Catalogues may be obtained at the
drug stores, giving full information.
The coiored people of this county
under the cement of Arthur
Mcclellan, gave a FIRST class barbe !
cue here last week, They had an
immense crowd present. A. B.
Harr,ss and J. N. Galloway deliver
ell prohibition addresses which were
well received, and viii bring forth
goo / results. J. L. Settle of Mem
phis made an anti-sp secn. He IS
an experienced speaker, and deliv~
cred decidedly the best effort of
the occasion.
ST. James Hall calls the attention
Of the people this week to the Christ~
mas Session Of that institution. we
teel proud Of this seminary for young
ladies. The building is magnificent,
aud located on a lovely campus. Our
people ought too feel ashamed that
Cney neglect to advertise and pub
lish abroad the merits of this INST
tuition. The faculty is composed Of
thoroughly cultured ladies who will
give 20 their matriculates a practical
and re6ued training that young la-
dies cannot receive in many like
schools. This is no idle talk We
mean what we say, Give your WIDE
awake aid to the building up of this
pre-emlnent institution Of your
town.
Mr.. Jerome Hill, the head Of the
St. LOUIS branch of the firm IF Hill,
Fontame & Co was in town this
week. This old firm is now the
largest cotton house IN the world
Mr.. Hill is well known in this coun-
ty, having lived here many years.
He is an ardent prohibitionist. He
has lately Travelled great deal
north aud west. and states that